Recording perc. parts using Pads.

[Bascule Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bascule]

I'd like to use the pads to record some percussion patterns which I can use in any kit.

I've been able to do it by creating a couple of percussion kits (congas, triangles, etc), and doctoring the user percussion sets to trigger the right sounds that correspond to the note numbers that are triggered by the pads in those kits. I can then record a pattern using a percussion kit and then move the kit part to the percussion part and select the user percussion set that matches that kit
Is this really the best way to do it? Any tips gratefully received.


[This message has been edited by Bascule (edited June 19, 2002).]

[klp Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close klp]

Yep. As far as I can tell that is the only way to do it. Seems like a painful way to do something that should be easy, doesn't it? (Roland are you listening?)

Check out: http://www.vdrums.com/discussion/For...ML/001460.html for a related discussion.

[Bascule Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bascule]

Thanks.

Yes, I do think they could have made that a LOT easier! It's great that it's do-able. It's just a messy way to do it.

Still, I suppose it's just one shortcoming in what is really a very good module.

[dyoder Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close dyoder]

I've got a TD30, and am interested in doing the same thing. I see that the above posts are quite old. Anyone have any new information for easily creating guiro, claves or cow bell patterns that can be assigned to pads on any kit?

[BarT Registered Member Find all posts View Profile Close BarT]

I've got a TD30, and am interested in doing the same thing. I see that the above posts are quite old. Anyone have any new information for easily creating guiro, claves or cow bell patterns that can be assigned to pads on any kit?